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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 7/21/2020 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1188810 Two players test positive for coronavirus in first days of 1188840 Blue Jackets set to play first game since shutdown NHL training camp 1188841 Eric Robinson shines on otherwise tough day of Blue Jackets camp Arizona Coyotes 1188842 Columbus Blue Jackets’ trip to Toronto comes at a cost for 1188811 Coyotes playoff veterans continue to supplement younger families core as Edmonton nears 1188843 Why Josh Anderson has joined the Blue Jackets (and 4 1188812 4 things we saw in Coyotes' first week of training camp other major observations) 1188813 Reports: Coyotes execs met with pending UFA Taylor Hall 1188814 Arizona Coyotes to host bottled water drive at Gila River Dallas Stars Arena 1188844 Defensive improvement needed for Thomas Harley to 1188815 NHL releases COVID-19 testing data; 2 players test make NHL debut during Stars’ postseason run positive 1188845 How Stars prospects plan to spend down time during training camp, playoff run Boston Bruins 1188846 Inside the Dallas Stars’ rite of passage: playing golf with 1188816 Five up, five down from the first week at Bruins summer prospects camp 1188817 Bruins’ Patrice Bergeron is a Selke Trophy finalist for the Detroit Red Wings ninth straight year 1188847 Two Detroit Red Wings from 1989 draft made history with 1188818 Silky smooth: Patrice Bergeron up for the Selke, again these NHL awards 1188819 NHL Awards 2020: Bruins' Patrice Bergeron a finalist for 1188848 Michigan hockey pioneer Real Turcotte helped develop Selke Trophy generations of NHL stars 1188820 Charlie McAvoy, Chris Wagner join Bruins missing from 1188849 Red Wings’ drafting position raises many questions, practice Monday possibilities 1188821 Don Sweeney on absence of Bruins' David Pastrnak, Ondrej Kase: 'Not ideal by any means' Edmonton Oilers 1188822 Bruins scrimmage report: 8 observations as undermanned 1188850 Ennis is better fit for Edmonton Oilers with Draisaitl right squad tests itself now than Athanasiou 1188851 JONES: Chris Cuthbert ready to bring Edmonton's Hub Buffalo Sabres City to hockey fans 1188823 Sabres captain Jack Eichel 'pretty happy' after leaving 1188852 Evan Bouchard’s AHL debut has him on track to become a social media No. 1 NHL defenceman Calgary Flames Florida Panthers 1188824 Snapshots: Mangiapane adds himself to list of Flames 1188853 Florida Panthers’ bubble expectations and an encouraging camp standouts NHL COVID-19 testing update 1188825 Dube dominates Flames' first scrimmage with improved 1188854 Why Frank Vatrano is so important to the Florida mindset Panthers’ reshuffled postseason lines 1188826 Notes from Flames camp: A week’s worth of weirdness, news and even some hockey Los Angeles Kings 1188855 Two players test positive for coronavirus in first days of Carolina Hurricanes NHL training camp 1188827 The Carolina Hurricanes have a new dilemma in reaching 1188856 REIGN RE-SIGN BRETT SUTTER the NHL playoffs. What a relief! 1188828 Hurricanes’ Rod Brind’Amour in no rush to decide lines or Minnesota Wild goaltender for NHL restart 1188857 Jordan Greenway's size and strength could be prominent for Wild in playoffs Chicago Blackhawks 1188858 Walt McKechnie: The North Star forward who made 1188829 3 takeaways from Chicago Blackhawks camp, including Haliburton home what makes the Patrick Kane-Dylan Strome-Alex Nylander 1188859 Russo: Key observations from first week of Wild Training lin Camp 2.0 1188830 Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane-Dylan Strome-Alex Nylander line dominating during camp Montreal Canadiens 1188831 Drake Caggiula 'would like to play until I'm 50 if I can' 1188860 Max Domi joins Montreal Canadiens training camp 1188832 How Blackhawks' power play can factor into series against 1188861 Stu on Sports: Canadiens' Carey Price has a good Oilers strategy for Penguins 1188833 NHL releases COVID-19 testing results from first 5 days of 1188862 Max Domi joins Canadiens at training camp in Brossard training camp 1188863 Claude Julien lost his fourth-line security blanket, but he 1188834 2020 NHL Season Restart: Blackhawks opponents, might not need one schedule, format and odds 1188835 Patrick Kane: Winning Olympic gold medal for USA would Nashville Predators be 'unbelievable' 1188864 Predators defenseman Roman Josi named Norris Trophy 1188836 Five observations from the Blackhawks’ scrimmages as finalist they prepare for Oilers Colorado Avalanche 1188837 Conor Timmins making case for Avalanche roster spot in Edmonton NHL bubble 1188838 One thing is clear: The Avalanche are no longer a one-line playoff team 1188839 Avalanche’s Nazem Kadri is a big fan of NHL’s relaxed dress code. “I love the idea. I Love it.” New York Islanders Tampa Bay Lightning 1188865 Boomer Esiason determined to turn Islanders 1188902 Lightning’s scrimmage simulation a ‘good first step' granddaughter into Rangers fan 1188903 Lightning’s Victor Hedman selected as finalist for Norris 1188866 Islanders enforcer Ross Johnston getting opportunity to Trophy show he belongs in playoff lineup 1188904 Lightning fans will help support the team from afar in 1188867 Isles' Josh Ho-Sang shows his musical side, streaming a weekend event song he wrote 1188868 NHL reports 2 positive COVID-19 tests in Phase 3 Toronto Maple Leafs 1188869 Why J-G Pageau, after a reset, might be the Islanders’ 1188905 The NHL’s looser dress code suits some Leafs more than X-factor in the playoffs others — here’s looking at you, Auston Matthews 1188906 Notes and observations from the midway point of Leafs New York Rangers training camp 1188870 Rangers’ Brendan Lemieux suspended two games for 1188907 MMLR: Nick Robertson’s steep climb, flexible Sheldon controversial hit Keefe, youth on the rise(?) 1188871 Rangers rookie Ryan Lindgren opens up in wide-ranging interview Vancouver Canucks 1188872 Boomer Esiason determined to turn Islanders 1188928 Ed Willes: The raw emotion of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final granddaughter into Rangers fan still lingers 1188873 NHL suspends NY Rangers forward Brendan Lemieux for 1188929 Ben Kuzma: Myers big on sound body, mind for Canucks' first two games of qualifying round postseason push 1188874 Analyzing the benefits of playing Artemi Panarin and Mika 1188930 Dressed, scratched or on the bubble: Projecting the Zibanejad on separate lines Canucks’ playoff lineup 1188875 NHL reports 2 positive COVID-19 tests in Phase 3 1188876 Kaapo Kakko's strong play earns rookie a promotion, at Vegas Golden Knights least temporarily 1188908 Golden Knights go through game-situation scrimmage at practice Philadelphia Flyers 1188909 Golden Knights small favorite over Stars in round-robin 1188877 Jack McIhargey, a scout, former player, and assistant opener coach with Flyers, dies at 68 1188910 Golden Knights’ Max Pacioretty out, but not due to 1188878 Flyers center Sean Couturier among 3 finalists for Selke coronavirus Trophy 1188911 Golden Knights trying to simulate playoff action with live 1188879 Travis Sanheim and Phil Myers: The Flyers’ blossoming scrimmages No. 2 defensive pairing can face opponents’ No. 1 lines 1188912 Take Five: Observations from Golden Knights’ first week 1188880 Sean Couturier’s rise is the reason to think the Flyers can of training camp win the Stanley Cup 1188913 Living with Mark Stone, Peyton Krebs getting an assist 1188881 Flyers' Sean Couturier named a Selke Trophy finalist adjusting to Vegas 1188882 NHL schedule 2020: Flyers vs. Lightning round robin changed to Aug. 8, Bruins vs. Capitals moved to Aug. 9 Washington Capitals 1188883 NHL awards: Sean Couturier named 2019-20 Frank J. 1188914 Capitals defenseman John Carlson named Norris Trophy Selke Trophy finalist with Patrice Bergeron, Ryan O'Reilly finalist 1188884 Ten observations from the first week of Flyers training 1188915 Hockey in August isn’t even going to be the weirdest part camp 1188916 Capitals' Carlson named finalist for Norris Trophy 1188917 John Carlson named Norris finalist, but can he beat Pittsburgh Penguins Roman Josi? 1188885 ‘It’s all about winning’ for Evgeni Malkin and Penguins 1188918 2020 NHL restart: Capitals schedule, opponents, format 1188886 Patric Hornqvist, others resume practicing with Penguins and odds 1188887 Double Team: Marc-Andre Fleury gave hope to Penguins 1188919 Previously On: Capitals win 5th straight Metropolitan then Golden Knights Division title 1188888 Mark Madden: Matt Murray should start Game 1 but leash 1188920 Coaches' Roundtable: How Walter Payton got Ron Rivera should be short for Penguins goalie into coaching 1188889 Ex-Penguins Alexei Kovalev, Peter Skudra take over KHL 1188921 Coaches' Roundtable: Zoom calls, book clubs and happy teams hours part of coaching during a pandemic 1188890 Penguins players withheld as precaution against 1188922 Evgeny Kuznetsov has interesting explanation for Caps' coronavirus cleared to practice struggles 1188891 What’s going on with Penguins’ Sidney Crosby? Mark 1188923 Five observations from Capitals training camp: Whose Madden has sources telling him what’s up. stock is on the rise? 1188892 Evgeni Malkin 'leading through example' with a quick start to training camp 1188893 Observations from Penguins scrimmage: Goalie battle continues, Patrick Marleau shows his value 1188894 Patric Hornqvist, eight other Penguins cleared to practice; Sidney Crosby still sidelined 1188895 Rested Evgeni Malkin looks dominant in training camp: ‘I’m ready’ 1188896 Murray vs. Jarry and the fascinating decision facing Mike Sullivan St Louis Blues 1188897 Blues notebook: Fans asked to participate in virtual cheering for playoffs
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